Question: I need a solution that helps me save time and avoid eye strain while reading long documents on my mobile device.

If you're looking for a tool to free up some time and reduce eye strain while reading documents on your phone, HubWis could be worth a look. It breaks down complex PDFs into summaries in different formats, including audio, text and interactive chat, so you can do other things while keeping your eyes on other things. The app is available on the web and on mobile devices, so you can use it wherever you are.

Another tool that can be useful is Audioread, which converts written documents into an audio version. That means you can listen to articles, PDFs and other documents, so you can do other things while still keeping up with your work. Audioread works on the web, as a browser extension, on iOS and on Android. For $9.99 per month, you can convert text into audio, so you can stay productive and get more done.

If you prefer something more interactive, check out Briefy. It breaks down long documents into structured summaries and lets you ask follow-up questions to dig deeper into the material. Briefy can present information in paragraphs, mindmaps and tables, and is designed to be used on mobile devices for reading. That can help you quickly understand the gist of a document and free up more time.

Finally, ChatDOC has a lot of features, including instant answers, AI analysis and image analysis. It can handle lots of file types and comes with a browser extension to upload documents for summarization. It's good for students or professionals who want to quickly extract information and understand what's going on in a document.